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Funeral Notice:
Chamberlain, Walter
E.,
of 35 Marshall Ave., died
Sunday, June 29,1975.
Military
funeral Thursday, July 3 at 8:30
a.m. from the Fitzgerald
-
Zernbniski - Sgrillo Funeral Home, 240 No. Main St. to
St.
Francis Church for a Mass of Christian Burial at 9. Burial
in
St.
James Cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home
tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9
pm.
[Naugatuck Daily News - July 1, 1975
Front Page]
Transcribed & Contributed by Brenda
W
Cowan, Eugene
The funeral
service over the remains of Eugene Cowan were
conducted at 8:30 last night at the home of the
deceased by the Rev. J. W. Ellsworth. The remains
were taken to Greenville, N. Y., this
morning on the 8 o’clock train from Waterbury for
interment. The pall-bearers were from Centennial
Lodge, I.O.O.F. and were: Archie Egan, A. D.
Hubbell, John Fox, Christian May, W. B. Hall and
Oscar Van Siclen. All but Messrs. Van Siclen and
Hall accompanied the remains to their last resting
place.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
Dlugokecki,
Edward
A
military funeral for Edward S.
(Dugals) Dlugokecki, 51, of 71
Brennan St., will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. from
the
Fitzgerald - Zsmbruski - Sgrillo
Funeral Home 240 North
Main
St., to St. Francis Church for a
Mass of Christian burial al
9.
Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Friends may call
at
the
funeral home today from 3 to 5
and 7 to 9 p.m.
[Naugatuck Daily News - July 1,
1975]
Transcribed & Contributed by Brenda
W
Durr, Mrs.
Florine
The
funeral of Mrs. Florine (Armstrong) Durr, 78, of
27
Sweeney St., was held today al 10
a.m. at the
Congregational
Church with the Rev. George Fisher officiating. Burial was
in
Grove Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made lo
the
Congregational Church Memorial Fund.
Bearers-were: Alford Rowley, John Kilian, Joel Subataitis
and
Thomas Keeney. The Alderson Funeral Home, 201 Meadow
St.
was in
charge of arrangements.
[Naugatuck Daily News - July 1,
1975]
Transcribed & Contributed by Brenda
W
Fiege, Mrs.
Hazel
Funeral
services for Mrs. Hazel (Clark)
(Wigglesworth) Fiege of
Hawthorn Heights Apts.,
Indianapolis, formerly of Naugatuck were held Monday
at
the
Alderson Funeral Home, 201 Meadow St. with the Rev.
Winfred
B.
Langhorst officiating. Burial
was in Grove Cemetery.
Bearers were: George Krobcl, Robert Cooke, George,
Donald,
Donald J. and David Wigglesworth.
[Naugatuck Daily News - July 1,
1975]
Transcribed & Contributed by Brenda
W
Grimm, Mrs.
George
The
funeral of Mrs. Helene E. (Herzoi) Grimm, 64, of Spring
St.
was
held today al 10:30a.m.from the Buckmiller Funeral Home,
82
Fairview Ave., to St. Francis Church for a Mass of
Christian
Burial at 11 with the Rev. John
Lynch officiating.
Madeline
Baker was the organist and Mrs.
Farrar was the soloist.
Burial
was
in St. James Cemetery with Fr.
Lynch saying the committal
prayers. Friends may contribute
to the Heart Fund of
Waterbury
in her
memory.
[Naugatuck Daily News - July 1,
1975]
Transcribed & Contributed by Brenda
W
Hill,
Julius
The funeral
of Julius Hill took place this afternoon from the
home of his sister, Mrs. Flora Gibbard on
Aetna
street. The services
were conducted by the Rev. B. F. Meredith.
Interment was in Hillside
cemetery.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
Hoadley, Miss Esther
M.
Funeral services for Miss Esther
M. Hoadley,84, of 13 Scott
St,. were held Thursday at11 a
.m. at the Alderson Funeral Home,
201 Meadow St. The services were
conducted by the Rev.
Winfred B. Langhorst, rector
emeritus of St. Michael's Episcopal
Church.
Burial was in Grove Cemetery
where committal services were
also by Mr.
Langhorst.
The bearers were Wilson Clark.
Theodore N. Dove. Sr., Theodore N.
Dove Jr., George Yeaton, David
Hoadley and Ralph Gemmell.
Memorial Contributions may be
made to St. Michael’s Episcopal
Church
Altar Guild Memorial
Fund.
[Naugatuck Daily News - Dec.
28 & 30, 1977]
Transcribed &
Contributed by Brenda W
McDavitt,
Stephen
Stephen
McDavitt, said to be 95 years of age, died at the
town home at noon today. He has been an inmate of
that institution for several years, and has no
relatives. His funeral will probably take place
tomorrow afternoon.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
Moss, Mrs.
Catherine
An
anniversary mass was celebrated at St. Francis
church this morning at 8 o’clock by the Rev.
Father Cunningham for the repose of soul of the
late Mrs. Catherine Moss.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
Salvice,
John
John Salvice,
40, was instantly killed at the factory of the Coe
Manufacturing company yesterday while at work at
his machine. Salvice was an experienced wire
drawer, and while endeavoring to remove a coil
from his block the coil caught in the shalting and
encircling Salvice’s left arm with great force cut
it off and drew the man’s head with such force
against his machine that his skull was fractured.
Death resulted instantly.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
Sullivan,
Mrs. Mary
Mary, wife of
Richard Sullivan, 56, died this morning at about 4 o’clock at her
home on Beebe
street. She leaves
a husband, one son, Martin Sullivan, and three
daughters, Miss Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret
Lawlor and Mrs. Peter Burgess. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon. The hour
of the funeral will be mentioned
tomorrow.
The funeral
of Mrs. Richard Sullivan will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 3:30 from her late residence on
Beebe
street, and at
4
o’clock from St. Francis church. Interment
will be in St. Francis
cemetery.
Monday,
April 12,
1897
The
funeral of Mrs. Richard Sullivan took place
yesterday afternoon from St. Francis church, and
the number of carriages which followed the hearse
to the grave was the largest seen in Naugatuck in
several years and showed that the decease was held
in high esteem. The
services at the church were conducted by the Rev.
Father Sheridan. Interment was in St. Francis
cemetery.
The pallbearers were: James
Patterson, Patrick Deegan, Jeremiah Dunn, Michael
Dalton, Michael Reidy and John
Hearns.
[Naugatuck Daily News - April 9-12,
1897]
Transcribed &
Contributed by Nancy
Piper
Twitchell,
Lavinia
Mrs. Homer
Twitchell.
Lavinia, wife
of Homer Twitchell, died this morning at her home
on Main street,
Union
City, aged 73 years. She
has been an invalid for several years, but her
death was rather sudden. She was born in
South Coventry,
her maiden name being Lavinia Mason and she was
married to Mr. Twitchell about 41 years ago. Since
her marriage she has resided in Naugatuck, and by
her kindly and pleasant disposition endeared
herself to all who knew her. The news of her death
was received with great surprise and sadness by
her many friends. Homer Twitchell, her husband, is
in Melrose, Fla. He has been
telegraphed for. Beside her husband, Mrs.
Twitchell leaves one son, Frank M. Twitchell, who,
in company with his father, manufactures safety
pins and umbrella ties at their factory on
Main
street, Union
City. The funeral will
probably take place Tuesday afternoon. The funeral
services will be conducted by the Rev. Sherrod
Soule. Interment will be in Grove
cemetery.
(Naugatuck Daily News,
Naugatuck, CT, Published Friday, April 02,
1897)
Submitted By: Cathy
Danielson
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